Modellismo Militare / Military - Hasegawa - Dragon - Trumpeter

Turret & Gun Updated turret and mantlet with authentic detail and cast texture Rear hatch can be modeled open/closed New clear parts for periscopes Metal smoke grenade rack Includes hull MG upgraded to Gen2 standards Metal gun barrel Slide-molded multi-part muzzle brake Upper Hull Upgraded front periscope guards New finely detailed slide-molded front light assembly Metal width indicator poles Photo-etched on-vehicle tool brackets Newly tooled jack in fine detail Photo-etched covers for rear stowage boxes Bonus metal side armor skirts Photo-etched engine deck grills Photo-etched spare track rack Photo-etched travel lock is extremely detailed Bonus on-vehicle tools without clasps Lower Hull Magic Tracks are newly tooled Newly updated and fully detailed hull bottom Redesigned idler arms can be modeled in different positions New suspension assemblies with separate swing arms Metal U-shaped tow shackles Per saperne di più

Panzerjager I 4.7cm PaK (t) Early Production Per saperne di più

The new Dragon kit shows a 1/4-Ton 4x4 Truck modified by the SAS for ETO missions. On a rear-mounted rack it’s loaded with “flimsies” containing POL (petrol, oil, lubricants), plus two large fuel tanks are fitted in the rear compartment to allow reconnaissance missions deep behind the frontlines. A special modification introduced for the ETO was an armor plate with bulletproof glass screens in front of the driver’s/front passenger’s compartment, and these elements are newly included in this plastic kit. The SAS vehicle is also heavily armed with fast-firing, twin-mount Vickers K machine guns ready for use against ground or aerial targets. This exciting kit is accurately detailed, and the SAS vehicle is ready to wreak havoc across enemy-occupied Europe! Per saperne di più

WW.II Sturminfanteriegeschutz 33B Per saperne di più

Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.G LAH Division (Kharkov 1943) New Features: - Newly tooled Ausf.G turret made from 3-directional slide molds - Turret reproduced with a split level at rear which looks like the real one - Newly tooled turret frontal armor and mantlet - Newly tooled spare wheel rack with spare wheels - Cleaning rods for Ausf.G provided with two options for different variants - Detailed gun muzzle brake is newly tooled - Newly designed hull top armor plating for Ausf.G - New side fenders allow new arrangement of OVM for Ausf.G - Two types of headlights are included as options - New add-on armor on front upper hull - New smoke grenade launcher - New Cartograf decal offers various markings - Stunning Box Art About the Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.G Although the Pz.Kpfw. IV was initially designed as an infantry-support medium tank, it was soon up-armored and up-gunned so it could take over the Panzer III’s primary tank-fighting role. The Panzer IV eventually became the most common German tank of WWII, with more than 9000 produced from 1939 to 1945. This gave it the distinction of being the only German tank to remain in continuous production throughout the war. Obviously there were a number of different variants introduced during its lifetime, with one of these being the Ausf. G. A total of 1687 of this version were built in 1942-1943. Hot on the heels of the runaway success of its Panzer IV F2 Smart Kit, Dragon is launching the Ausf. G Smart Kit. The Ausf. G will likely be even more popular than the less well-known F2, especially since this new kit also bears all the hallmarks of a Smart Kit. Smart Kits offer unbeatable convenience and ease of assembly, as well as being the culmination of oodles of technical expertise from Dragon’s designers and engineers. The Panzer IV G has all the acclaimed features of the earlier release, but it is naturally updated with the features peculiar to this version of the famous tank. The model has many newly tooled parts based on thorough research, accurate engineering and high-tech tooling. There are also a number of optional parts such as additional armor, headlights and grenade launchers that allow modelers to select the exact configuration they wish to portray. The brand new Panzer IV Ausf.G Smart Kit is bound to be a hit with modelers, with each kit box jam-packed with brillantly engineered plastic and multimedia components, and with a multitude of optional parts for maximum modeling choice! Per saperne di più

Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.J rendered w/realistic detail Cupola hatched doors can be assembled open/closed Newly tooled vision ports molded on turret Intricate fenders w/detailed OVMs Finely detailed hull front w/realistic MG34 One-piece slide-molded lower hull with exemplary detailed Air deflector authentic represented w. photos-etched mash. Engine deck realistically presented w/tow cable. Exhaust pipes w/hollow ends Engine deck realistically presented w/tow cables Two types of cooling-air intakes are provided w/without air-intake grill Slide-molded hydraulic shock absorbers are crisply molded One-piece detailed DS tracks The Panzer III helped form the backbone of Germany's vaunted Panzer divisions, especially in the earlier stages of WWII. To keep this medium tank competitive on the battlefield, it received a number of improvements in armor and armament throughout its life. The Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.J, manufactured between March 1941 and July 1942, was the first model to feature 50mm-thick basic frontal armor. The rear and engine deck were also redesigned owing to the hull being lengthened. Late-Production models of the Ausf.J received the longer and more effective 5cm KwK38 gun of L/60 caliber. A total of 1,549 tanks of this mark were produced, ensuring it was widely used on both the Eastern Front and in North Africa. Dragon's brand new 1/72 scale kit of a Panzer III Ausf.J depicts a Late-Production variant. Utilizing developments and research from an earlier 1/35 scale Smart Kit counterpart, this model is another masterpiece of engineering and design. It's replete with a sizzling level of detail. This Panzer III J is fully detailed yet it offers a good balance of easy assembly through such features as DS tracks. The Ausf.J's use against T-34s and KV-1 tanks in Russia, or Grants and Valentines on North Africa's battlefields, provides modelers with ample inspiration in portraying this tank in a diorama. Modelers are supported by a selection of high-quality decal markings, making this indeed an exciting new Panzer III kit from Dragon! Per saperne di più

Luftwaffe Day Fighter Per saperne di più

Features: Newly tooled VK.45.02(P)V Newly tooled upper hull w/details Set of on-vehicle tools come w/clamps Hooks added on front of hull Delicate turret reproduced Slide-molded lower hull w/bolt details Interlocking plates realistically rendered on both hull and turret Delicate engine deck reproduced Road wheels accurately reproduced Highly detailed sprocket wheels One-piece DS tracks Dragon previously released an impressive 1/72 scale kit of the VK.45.02(P)H prototype, which had the Krupp turret mounted well to the rear of the hull. Now Dragon is offering its partner, the VK.45.02(P)V, with the ‘V’ in the designation denoting Vorwarts. This alludes to the fact that the turret was mounted further forward on the hull (i.e. in front of rather than behind the engines) in a more conventional manner than occurred with the H type. One example was to see combat. The one-piece upper hull on this kit is a brand new molding suitable for this variant. The unique deck layout depicts the accurate engine deck details. The hull also carries the Porsche turret later assigned to the Tiger II, and there are also easy-to-assemble DS tracks. The ‘V’ version of this Porsche prototype allows modelers to move forward onto something new and special! Per saperne di più

IDF M3 Halftrack Nord SS-11 Anti-Tank Missile Carrier Dragon Per saperne di più